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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-28
Inlaid Tables, WALL Brackets, Etc.

The undersigned desire to call the attention of
visitors and inmates to the fact they are pre-
pared to furnish at reasonable rates Inaid Tables.
Fancy Boxes. Wall Brackets, Brica-Brac. ETC..
that for quality of material excellence of design
and finish, cannot be surpassed. Our work is
done by knights of Labor (nights of labor,) and
in this particular line we defy competition, in or
out of prison. For further particulars call on
either of the subscribers. They in at all hours.
OLE A. NORTOME,
A. ANDERSON.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-28

The human brain reaches its greatest
weight between the ages of fourteen and
twenty in both sexes; after then it grows
continually smaller through life. While
intelligence is rapidly increasing from
twenty to sixty years of age. the brain is
diminishing. The time that a man knows
most is from seventy to eighty: but then
his brain is smaller then when he was a
boy between seven and fourteen. the age
when he thought he knew the mOst.-EX.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-28

1t is announced that new paving stone
called QuartZite gra'.te has been found in
Dakota. 1t is supposed somebody has
struck batch of dOughnuts baked by
young lady graduate of a cooking school.
and dumped over the back fence by her
mother. -NOrristOwn Herald.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-28

This is a good world to sin in. but, so
far as men are concerned, it is a very hard
q TO repent in. 1t is bitter world, it is
:, cruel world. -Henry Ward Beacer.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-28

The grand jury of Kinds county. Missis-
sippi. in their report, declare: God will
never smile on state that treats its con-
victs as Mississippi does"
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-28

He that will make good use of any
part of his life. must allow Il large portion
of it to recreation.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-28

An old writer states that young women are
like peaches. the nearer they are ripe the
more they blush.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-19
CHAPTER XIV.
THE D OF DEATH.

- VI EAAA
The firing from the bank had ceased,
and John, who still kept his head being q
rather phlegmatie specimen of the Anglo,
Saxon race), realized that, for the moment
at any rate, all danger from that source
was ended. jess lay perfectly still in hi:
arms, her head upon his breast; and q hor.
rible idea struck him that she might be
shOt-perhaps already dead?
jess, jess" he shouted, through the
turmoil Of the storm, 'tare YOU all right?''
She lifted her head an inch or twoe"l
think so,t' she said. "What is going on?'i
God only knows, ] don't. Sit still, il
viii be all square,
But in his heart he knew that II was moi
''all square, " and they were in imminent
danger Of death from drowning. They
were whirling down a raging river in .
cart. In few moments it was probable
that the cart would upset and then
Presently the wheel bumped against
something, and the cart gave . great lureh
and then seraped along n little.
sNow for it" thougS3 Jehn; for the
water was pouring over the flooring Their
came . check, and the cart leaned sill
farther over.
freH The pele had some and thc carl
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.....LL.A|2
John. almost cheef.nlly; and accordingly
they proceeded thithsr. Suddenly John,
who nas ahead. started back with An ex-
elamation Of fear, and the horses began
70 snort, for there. stark and stit1
in death, and already swollen and discoi-
cred by decomposition-as il some
times the case with people killed BY light
nigng-the rifles in their hands twisted
and fused, their clothes cut and blown
from the bodies by the explosion Of car
tridges in their bandoliers-lay the two
Beers themselves. It wss q terrifying
sight, and, taken in conjunction with Their
own narrow escape, one to make the most
careless and skeptical reflect
Sand yet there are people who say that
there is no such thing as a God and nc
punishment for wickedness," said John
aloud.
fro BR Continued
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60 away with

WITT YOU"
He heard, and such was the power o.
her love, that his, which had been put out
of mind in the terror of that hour, reawOkE
and took the color of her own. He, too,
forgot the imminence of death in the warn
presence of his downtrodden passion. She
was in his arms as he had taken her during
the firing, and he bent his head to look a;
her. The moonlight played upon Der pal
lid, q~uiEering face, and showed that in heI
eyes which no man could look upon and
turn away from. Once more-yes, ever
then-there came over him that feeling OF
utter surrender to the sweet mastery Other
will that had possessed him in the sitting
room of the THE Palatial." But now,
all earthly considerations having faded
away, he no longer hesitated, but pressed
his Iips against hers and kissed her again
and again. IL was perhaps as wild and
pathetic a love scene as ever the old moon
above has looked upon. There they were,
those two, experiencing the fullest and
acutest Joy that life has to offer IN the
actual sadow Of death. Nay, death was
present with them; for there beneath their
feet, half-hidden by the water, was the
~stiffening corpse of the Zulu.
To and fro swung the cart in the rush OF
the swollen river, up and down beside
them the carcaSses of the horses rose and
fell with the swell of the water, on whose
surface the broken moOnbeams played anc
quivered. Overhead VIZ the blue, star
sown depth through which they were
waiting presently to pass, and to the
right and left the long broken outlines Of
the banks stretched away till at last they
appeared to grow together in the gloom.
Bat they needed none of these things
they remembered nothing except that they
had found each others hearts, and were
happy with a wild joy it is not often given
rs TO feel. The past was forgotten, the
future was at hand, and between the one
and the other was spanned a bridge Of pas.
sion made perfect and sauctiied By the up,
preaching end. Bessie was forgotten, all
things we're forgotten IN that consuming
fra
Let these who would blame them paasl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-19

Choking Catarrh.

Have YOU saakened from : discarded sleep
with all the horrible sensations Of an assassin
cmtching ycnr throat sndprcssingt the hfe bfezth
nom your lighlened chest, Have ycn noticed
the languor and debility that succeed the effort
to clear your throat and head Of this catarrhal
matter What q depressing influence II exsta
upon The mind, cloudins the memory and Cling
the head with pains and strange noises' How
difhcult il Is 10 rid the nasal passages, throat ana
lungs OF this poisonous mucas all can TESTIFY WIG
are AFFLICTED with eslarrh. How difficult topro-
feet the system against Its further progress To-
wards the lungs, liver and Kidneys all ply.
sicians win admit IL isa terrible disease, ana
cries out for relief and cure. :,
The remarkable curative powers when al
other remedies utterly fail, OF SkNroRDs kADi'
cal CURE. are sftested by thousands who grate-
fully recommend il to fellow-suffereH, No stale
ment Is made regarding II that cannot be sub
stantisted by toe most respectable ana rehaoie
references.
Each package contains one bottle OF the Rad.
IcAL CURE, one boz CATARRHAL SOLVENT, ana
an IMPRoyED INHALER, with treatise and direc
tons and Is sold BY all druggists for slW.
pnrrRR DRuG A CHEMICAL Co. boston.
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v|T|ATED BLOOD
ScrOfulOus, Inherited and COnta
giOuS HumOrs Cured
by CuticGFa.

THRoUGH the medium OF one Of your book
l. received through Mr.. Frank I. Nray, Drug
gist Apollo, Pa, became acquainted with YOU
ClticurR Remedies, and take this opportunity 4
testify 20 you that their use has permanent
sOnlng in connection will eTysipelAs, that
have ever zen, and this Gftef having been pro
nouneed ilGurable By some0f the best physidEni
10 Our c0u ~. take great pleasure In Onward
you, in un5er that others Sufsring fnori dmiial
maladies may be encouraged 70 give your Cutt
euro Remedies a trial
P. g WHITLINGER. Leecbburg, Pa.
Reference: Frank 7. WEAy, Druggist, Apollo, Pa
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sCROPULOUs ULCERS.

James Z. Richardson, Custom House, New Or
sans, on oath says: "in 1870 ScTofulops ulcer
broke out on my body until ! was a nAks Of cor
r1psion. Everything known 70 the medical fac
ulty was tried In vain. I became o mere wreck,
At times conld not lii my hands 70 my head,
oggld not turn in bed: was in constant pain, and
looked upOn life as q cure. No relief or cure in
ten YEAR. In 1880 1 heard Of the Cuticura Rene
dies, used them. and was perfectly cured"
S4orn 70 before II. g. Com J. ID. CRAWFORD.
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scRoyUIoUS.

And Contagious Humors, with Los Of Han, ano
Eruptions Of the Skin, are positively cured ~
Cutfc1n aud Cuticura 50apexternAlly, and CUT
cura Resolyent internally, when al Other med
icines fail Send for pamphlet
CuticnrS Remedies are sold everywhere. Pnee
CsIticura. the Great Skin Cure, 20 cents; cuttcun
Soap, an Exquisite Beaufiher, Is cent; CuEieurl
ReSolvent, the New Blood Further, sLoG ron
TER DRra y CHEMICAL Co, Boston
muPLEs, Blsekheads, Skin Blemkhes, and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-19

No. 650.-Mutation.
HE Cynthia, N snOod with care
Thy totul t~resses, for the morn
Is dewy, odorous and fair,
And I 10 walk with thee have sworn.
The birds are warbling their delight,
The flowers their balmy breath exhAle,
And nature surely doth invite
Us TO Il ramble in yon vale.
I'll pluck the violets deeply blue
As those twin souls, thy drOamfnl eyes;
I'll show the thrush'es nest 10 you,
As from our path she startled flies.
Then, Cynthia, stay not till the sun
Has brushed the bloom from offthe MOON:
The morn has incense for the one
Who seeks 1t e'er its f%ragrance's shorn
ANIsE LANG.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-19

No. 549.-Kingcraft Exposed.
When a man from any nation,
Is absorbed in contemplation,
He is a slender ruler, then,
Ruling over minds of men:
Not q ruler made of wood,
But a king Of flesh and blood,
So, of course he has q heart;
But, the whole truth 70 impart,
This lean monarch's heart Is black;
All good traits he seems to lack,
For HIS body-Ahl poor kingi-
Is n common, worthless thing.
But We find that of his heart
His relations have q part,
Which does prove that his connections
Get their share Of his affections
Thus this most peculiar king,
Though SC bad, does n good thing.
YOUNG ONE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-19
No B52.-A Central Acrostic.

WORD OF FIyS LETTERS.
A word which means 10 palliate;
Strong, with a heart for any fate"
This Is a wreath, a twist or curl,
And this q nice name for a girl;
A brilliant flower next we see;
The last will name a wellknown tree,
Whole Is a bird, with plumage gay,
Which flashes in the suns bright ray.
CHARLES ]. Houston.
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sos ACRES
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

A FARM OF 69s ACRES, SITUATED on THE
"a North Branch Of Hughes ryes, five miles
northeast from the tow Of PenHsbOro ION the
B. & Q. X. r.. Richie county, West Virginia
500 acres improved, 80 acres Ia grass, 80 acres In
grain, but will he SGwn tO grass this season. Bal.
ance good timber, 100 acres fine b0ttOm land, 40
acres good uplands. Three bearing orchards
small vineyard and other small fruits. Two<tDry
frame dwelling house: good frame kitchen, With
cellar under IL; good well Of water nj the dor.
Good frame stable. with large nov for storing
hay; graneries and stalls for twelve horses. Good
double" name corn crib. with wagOn shed;
buggy house, scales, = number OF tenant and 10
bacco houses. Three creeks OF lasting water run.
ming through the farm, besides numerous small
branches, springs and wells. Situated In good
neighbdrhoOd and ON n good road, convenient
10 store. steam mill, school and churches. This
Is q very desirable, ~ we'll ~ 4 valuable farm.
II II a spleOdb stock farm for either sheep OF
cattle, an5 cannot be excelled for q dairy farm.
II could be divided into two, three or four good
farms, with plenty % good water On each one.
IL would DC 4 splendid site for q colony Of from
four - six families.
For further particular hpall on the undersigned
tresiding on the farm, or address him by letter
Al Pennsboro, Richie county, W. Va.
ap2isbgy eqydq SIMON LAETZ.
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University Of Virginia.

(F01Dded D IHps JfFFkEsOHJ
TFae-1afh Session Begins Oct Esd. 1857,
ard Confines niDe month";
.TRorusrh Instruction In Literary, Scientific and
pgsfeN20ani D~Da1ae1ax including Lgg. Asd$
efsS Phayssaes. Engiaeafnq kn9 4eFtcnnnre
Tor cassiuTre Apply fE o. UEifefzisy Of Va.
VI .StecHIg 8. VkSA6LEs Oksirnsan q re.
IUlsF. fl8sg
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HOW MY SlDE ACHES.

From the bench and the counter.
nom the loom and sewing machine
L. - goes up the cryof pain and weakness:
%4 Aching Sides and Back, Kidney and
3AZ~ Uterine Pains, strains and Weakness.
MA Coughs Colds and Chest pains and
every Pain and Ache OF daily toll relieved In
one minute by the Cutieura Amtt.Pafn
PInsfer. New, elegant, and infalifble. Al
druggists. &c. FIVE for 81 20, or OF Potter Drug
and Chemical Co. Boston.
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No. 553,-RIy Kaleidoscope.

NO. OOOs-Nty hohpAoOSNoP"
If you look in nay kaleidoscope,
You'll have q pleasant tirre, ] nope;
It's fashioned Of a Southern snake,
Whose lethal pamC i've letters make.
Now turn end gaze the sight Is hee),
And mark Ia. yario rs things you see.
a "A ship, () "a barnacle," C) "a part
Ofevery towering plant. Don't start
To see these "a "cheesescoops," should you wish
G) Baskets or weels for catching fish,"
You'll find them here. Or, II II suits,
l) "a substance from the orchis roots
To make a beverage" Change again,
C0 Loud sounds you'll note. Once more, and
then
C) "Entreaties' meet your view. Now see
IT'S () crafty, smooth or slippery"
And now reverse this Southern snake,
Q0) "a lath or shaving" you will make.
This serpent has a common name
And merry Andrew Is the same.
But should he bite you, you would need
SOME poison antidOto with speed.
Now these eleven words pray find,
Made from FIVE letters, bear in mind,
By changing, turning TO and tro,
Like a kaleidoscope, you know. q. BEBsr
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No. 551.-A Strange Transformation.
To a country place, not far away,
A townsman pert had strolled one day;
With restless foot and eager eye
He rOamed about, but soon did spy
A wading bird Of q long legged race,
To which he quickly then gave chase.
Amused were all who saw the fun,
For like n deer that man could run.
And soon he would have caught the bird,
But stranger thing was never heard,
For when he close Upon him drew.
No man or bird was there In view:
And though we searched DER all the ground,
Only an instrument could be found
Which music gave of sweetest sound.
NJ. Z. WooDFoRD.
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No. 6hA.ACurtnilmens

NO.
Nea- horses Decks the tOhGie you'll find;
The ne1, l ween, brings fade" TO mind;
Now drop its tail. and without doubt,
You'll have a band" fit for a knOut,
FOR, fourth It's teachers produce screams.
From scholars who wasted time in dreams,
u from your lips much fun doth fow,
You're called a 6fA, quite we'll ! know.
In fond wishes HyUu're not blind,
Ny Sidh Of course yOu'n surely ind.
i bit of advice well give q Lass,
Since spring Is coming and winters past.
Look not on cuCumbeTs In the cup,
Fol they will surely sererM quite up.
TRULY HoOCHE.
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fro BIS CONTINUED
SPHINX KNOTS.

Anycommunication for this department should
beaddreSed TO Z. R. CHADBoURs. Lewistown, Me.
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=. -
SPRING DRESS GOODS
Il TOPIC.

What shsII ST for my ney sgrine - 49,
mer Suit; Write our NAH Order Dep6kfDwf -
samples. and they WIN help yoa enewee -
Our business in Drss Goods p-spsztnsnt ~
season has already been susprtsnE but WI -
daily arrivals a. new good, the stoek 40 6oktcr
ton Is quite - good g ever; N 80
s sas n 1 ana Viii rs he sssSrsncs sSss psscs =.
right. the customer. slthoughiivine - o9011kv
ard unable TO come in pereon 70 DO al ~ -
chasing, has nothing 70 rixA inordertnE ~ -
seut upon Request and ntlsfscsion ~susnn141
Try a sample order, you viii ind this trbOppfng
by mail" With q reputAoie house Z ereas -
A few specisliea offered this month. ":
COMPLETE LINE ALI~woOL C0L0xnD
CASHMERE S~TRIPES-iight weight, but no6l
um 10 dark colorI 10 inches EccntA
Large lot all wool fancy Imported Drsn Qeo12
10 inch width, 50 cts., goods reduced non u O.
ALL WOOL cAMELS HAIR MixurcoinIxeht
6reys and Browna IS inches. xxc =
All woolt4 inch Invisible or Pin He'd cAseoD
In Spring and Summer shades q 20 -, 1Fn1f
price, $40, at which they were thousAs -
value and cheap.
NEW rRTNrED cHALLrs Won, aillss 9
Light Summer colos and weight u ctk-1
inches.
Just placed on sale, large assortment q -
lish Challis or Asatic Pongees-3 tnchp y
width for rs cents-entirely new aud al the -
Tor Summcr wear.
10 inch CREAM all wool Canvass Goth -
cts per yard-the cheApes: thing In Drn 0ooG1
line ever offered.
For Street and Travelling costumes. we hare
placed on sale Eve shades OF GREY Knxiish 10.
hais = inches in width a. : ca per ysrd- oh
The offerings In English. Ereach and 6ernaa
Novelty sui.ings are bewilderng IL extcuS eDd
ya~riety-too many even 20 atienyf sacuttoo o.
description.
Usual slk Bargains In Blaek sud colored 9nk1
and many new ones Everything In bfoire o.
watered Goods Is the correct thing. To Ucct
the demand In this difsstion. VIC Offer
Special Large Line e Celored AolN silks-
every shade, at 50 cts for lsinch width; thene
are especially cheap. Also, Colcsvd noirss ~
sl.oo sl2, $50 and M 10 $500. Very destnAble.
Csiorcd Rhadames Al 20 cts. all dis. s0inchss.
not offered elsewhere below sl.oo and Si.sA
Drcs Trimmings, Buttons Handkerchief,
Gloves, Notions, Ribbons RnchinuL Jewelrys
etc etc,
Send for Price List apd Description Of our oeees
ings OF Parasols and Kid Gloves.
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No. 555.-An AnRCrRm.
The Socialists, in this most social nation,
Would like all wealth divided into shares"
This causes in the land much ~TREPpATTOE,
Because the timid, wealthy ones IL scares.
YOUNG ONE.
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Answers wiz be published in two weeks.
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Answers.

532.-The letter A.
53L.-An-y.
bS5.--l. Re.tin-a. . G-all-s0n. 3. Terror
4. W-hip-ster. 6. Plaster. 5. subtraction. Z
H-nnve-ry. s. Si-nap-ism. 3. EO-date. 10. Col
port-eur. II. In-term-ixture. u. Tendency.
535.-M- isle4d.
5s7.-shOestring. . Rattie-snake.
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the fordr' he called in answer, and his
! voice rang strange and hollow through the
| great depths Of the silence.
Below them, q hundred yards away, the
light such as IL was, CLEANED family upon
the wide surface ofthe river. Another five
minutes and they were on its shore, but in
the gathering gloom they could not make
out the opposite bank.
Turn to the ieft!' shouted Muller
''the ford is q few yards up. Ii is too deeI
here for the horses"
John turned accordingly, and followed
| Muller's horse sOme three hundred up the
bank till they came 10 a spot where tbs
water ran with an angry music, and there
was a great swirl Of eddieS.
Here is the place." said Muller; 'yOU
must make haste through. The house Ii
| inst the other side, and it will be better &c
get there before the tempest breaks"
'It's all very well" said John, ''but
can't see an inch before me; | don't know
where to drive"
"Drive straigt ahead; the water is not
more than three feet deep, and there are nj
rocks
81 am not going aud that is all about it. >
"You must 20, Captain Mel. You can
not stop here, and If you can we cannot
Look there, mani and he pointed to the
\ east, which now presented q truly awful
and magnificent sight.
Down, right on TO them. its centre bowed
out like the belly of q snail by the weight
/ Of the wind behind. swept the great storm
cloud, while over all its surface the light,
ming played increasingly, appearing and
disappearing in needles Oitire, and twisting
and writhing ~serpentwiSe round and about
its outer edges. So brilliant was the in
terlaittsDt light that it appeared to IRE the
revolving piilaGs Of mud-eolOred cloud be
meath, and gave CHASTITY peeps of river and
bank and plain, miles upon miles away.
But perhaps the most awful thing Of al
was the p~reternatural silence, The distant
mutteFing OF thnpder that that they had
heard had died away, and now the great
storm swept on in silent majesty, like the
passage Of ghOstly host, from which there
arose no sound of feet or rolling of wheels.
Only before it sped the swift angels of the
wind, and behind il swung the curtain OF
the rain.
Even as Muller spoke, q gust of icy air
caught the cart and tilted it, and the light
ming needles began to play more
dreadfully than eses. The storm was
breaking uponthem.
Come, get on, get oult' he shouted,
nyon viii be killed here; the lightning al
WAYS strikes aleng the Water and as be
said e he struck one Of the wheelers
sharply with his whip
NCiimboveg tie back Of tAe seal, M0Rti,
and stand By to help mo witt the rsinsP'
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-14
ALL FOR MITCHELL.

h Yankt0n Running Team and the
Xankton Band start for the Fire
mems Tournament.
This afternoons north MilWau.
kee train was boarded at Yankton by
the Fountain City hose team, q large
delegation OF iremen outside the
running team, several citizens and the
Yankton band. This delegation was
bound for Mitchell, where the week will
be spent in enjoying the fourth annual
tournament Of the south Dakota fire.
mems association. The week will be one
OF excitement and pleasure for all who
attend the tournament, and il all results
occur as predicted Yankton's fire de-
partment will come home with an album
dance of laurels. The Yankton band
met the fire department at the truck
house at ii o'clock this morning and,
the band leading the way. the process
sion marched to Mo Wulpi's photograph
gallery, on Douglas avenue, where o
picture Of the entire cavalcade was Sc
cured. Then to the Milwaukee depot
the line of march was taken up, where
upon the arrival of the train, amid
cheers OF encouragement from those who
we're on hand to see them eff, sail WAS
spread and the boys were off.
The delegation consisted of the fol-
lowing iremen; Chief Fred Kincel, f.
zienert, foreman Teller hose, and John
Lang, assistant, John r. Ocxhead, fore
man Champion hose, Gus Seibert, fore
man Of the hooks, and Fred Burgi, 8. M.
Carr, J. II. Campbell, Henry Levi. j..
Wagner, j. Seibert, VIM. Lagan, Chas.
Brown, Wn. O'Neill; the running team,
consisting of j. Il. Boone. foreman, r..
M. Brisbine, 3. Zienart, John Dellinger,
81. A. Higbee, VIM. Stone, Arthur Lof-
fer, Henry Donelly, r. Peterson, Leo
Foster, d. Oorrssou, Andrew Peterson,
George Hosson and George Southwick,
couplsrs, and d. NJ. Pettibone. banner
bearer. 70 this list may be added the
name of Fred Burgi, Jr., who accom-.
panies the party. and has been designat.
ed the mascotte. The banners, uniforms
and cart are clean and neat and Yank-
tons delegation will be as attractive in
appearance as any party at Mitchell.
Through the week a large number OF
people from this city will visit the tour
nGment.